trying to run statsvn on a branch

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trying to run statsvn on a branch

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Hello,

I have been playing around with statsvn on our repositories for a few
weeks now and this is a great tool! Thanks for all the effort in turning
statcvs into a more then viable tool for subversion repository monitoring.

I am having some trouble with trying to run statsvn on a branch.

My subversion structure is fairly standard:

svn/
/trunk
/branches
/branchA
/branchB
/branchC
/tags
/tagA

Now I can generate statsvn results for my trunk no problem. I can also
generate results for all branches i.e., run statsvn on the branches
level. However, when I try to run statsvn on the branchA level I run
into problems.

Note that I am generating my log file a the svn/ level from the repository:
svn log -v --xml http://bby-svn:3691/svn > svn.log

Here is the problem that I am seeing when trying to run on branchA

% java -jar
/cvsadmin/svn_server/current/httpd/data/htdocs/svn-stats/svn/statpmc.jar
-cache-dir .statsvn svn.log ../
Jun 29, 2009 7:36:42 AM net.sf.statsvn.util.JavaUtilTaskLogger info
INFO: StatSVN - SVN statistics generation

Parsing SVN log 'svn.log' exclude pattern 'null'
Cache: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: Premature end of file.
Scheduled 0 /tools/bin/svn diff calls on 0 threads.
Generating report for /PM21_85_03_01/branches/PM73208_01_HP_Barrett into
Using default CSS file (objectlab-statcvs.css)
The repository object is not valid. Please check your settings.
Is the log file empty? Do you run from a checked out directory? Do you
have non-committed items?

Any ideas what I might be doing wrong here?

thanks for your time,
-reagan

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Jason Kealey-2

Re: trying to run statsvn on a branch

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(I forgot to CC the list)

1) Are you using -cache-dir . or -cache-dir .statsvn ? (Inconsistency with previous post) Cache: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: Premature end of file. implies a problem with the cache directory.

2) Therefore it points to something like /tmp/svncheckout/branchA/ and you are running in /tmp/svncheckout/branchA/stats ?

3) Try generating the logfile for the branchA only. svn log -v --xml http://bby-svn:3691/svn/branchA > svn.log

Also, try running with -debug to get more information.

I'm pretty sure we support this scenario. I think I had one instance running somewhere like this a year ago, but I am not 100% sure. This type of error is usually due to command line parameter issues but I don't know exactly in which direction to point you.

PS: Using the same cache-dir for all projects would make it run faster on the branch if you are already running on the root.

Thanks,
---
Jason Kealey - [hidden email]
LavaBlast Franchise Software - http://www.lavablast.com
Simplifying day-to-day franchise operations

On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 1:15 PM, Reagan Penner <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi Jason,

Thanks for the quick response.

1) I create a stats folder in each workspace that I analyze, in their is where I run statsvn and store my cached results which is why -cache-dir . is being used.
2) ../ is the correct branch i.e., branchA in this case
3) the log file is definitely not empty

More debugging on my end shows that if I run statsvn from the branches level I can generate results for all branches but I CANNOT run it at a specific branch without errors. Note I am generating my log file from the top-level always.

Current errors are:

The repository object is not valid. Please check your settings.
Is the log file empty? Do you run from a checked out directory? Do you have non-committed items?

Have you been able to run the tool on a specific branch?

Please note I am using statsvn-0.5.0 on Linux.

cheers,
-reagan

Jason Kealey wrote:

You are probably experiencing a problem with the StatSVN arguments.
1) -cache-dir : you specified it for the trunk but are you pointing to an incorrect folder when running your branch? Are the read&write permissions good? (you can probably point it to the same location as the cache-dir for the trunk). 2) the last argument is the check out directory. is ../ the correct location for the branchA root?
3) the log file: is it empty when you run it on the branch only? (you may be able to use the same top level log even when you specify a branch)

You may have to play with a few of the above to make it work.
Thanks,
---
Jason Kealey - [hidden email] <mailto:[hidden email]>

LavaBlast Franchise Software - http://www.lavablast.com
Simplifying day-to-day franchise operations

On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 10:41 AM, Reagan Penner <[hidden email] <mailto:[hidden email]>> wrote:

Hello,

I have been playing around with statsvn on our repositories for a few
weeks now and this is a great tool! Thanks for all the effort in
turning
statcvs into a more then viable tool for subversion repository
monitoring.

I am having some trouble with trying to run statsvn on a branch.

My subversion structure is fairly standard:

svn/
/trunk
/branches
/branchA
/branchB
/branchC
/tags
/tagA

Now I can generate statsvn results for my trunk no problem. I can also
generate results for all branches i.e., run statsvn on the branches
level. However, when I try to run statsvn on the branchA level I run
into problems.

Note that I am generating my log file a the svn/ level from the
repository:
svn log -v --xml http://bby-svn:3691/svn > svn.log

Here is the problem that I am seeing when trying to run on branchA

% java -jar
/cvsadmin/svn_server/current/httpd/data/htdocs/svn-stats/svn/statpmc.jar
-cache-dir .statsvn svn.log ../
Jun 29, 2009 7:36:42 AM net.sf.statsvn.util.JavaUtilTaskLogger info
INFO: StatSVN - SVN statistics generation

Parsing SVN log 'svn.log' exclude pattern 'null'
Cache: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: Premature end of file.
Scheduled 0 /tools/bin/svn diff calls on 0 threads.
Generating report for
/PM21_85_03_01/branches/PM73208_01_HP_Barrett into
Using default CSS file (objectlab-statcvs.css)
The repository object is not valid. Please check your settings.
Is the log file empty? Do you run from a checked out directory? Do you
have non-committed items?

Any ideas what I might be doing wrong here?

thanks for your time,
-reagan

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Re: trying to run statsvn on a branch

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OK I have figured this out.

I have a script that traverses through all of our branches running stats
on each one. I saw this error and emmideately started debugging however,
when I took a look at the log file I finally realized that this branch
was created but never used i.e., no edits.

I went on to our next branch, which has edits, and the tool runs fine on
this branch.

The tool is working fine, I would suggest that statsvn possibly report
that the log file has no parse-able data rather then it is empty.

thanks again for all the assistance, I really like this tool!
-reagan

Jason Kealey wrote:

> (I forgot to CC the list)
>
> 1) Are you using -cache-dir . or -cache-dir .statsvn ? (Inconsistency
> with previous post) Cache: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: Premature
> end of file. implies a problem with the cache directory.
> 2) Therefore it points to something like /tmp/svncheckout/branchA/ and
> you are running in /tmp/svncheckout/branchA/stats ?
> 3) Try generating the logfile for the branchA only. svn log -v
> --xml http://bby-svn:3691/svn/branchA > svn.log
>
> Also, try running with -debug to get more information.
>
> I'm pretty sure we support this scenario. I think I had one instance
> running somewhere like this a year ago, but I am not 100% sure. This
> type of error is usually due to command line parameter issues but I
> don't know exactly in which direction to point you.
>
> PS: Using the same cache-dir for all projects would make it run faster
> on the branch if you are already running on the root.
>
> Thanks,
> ---
> Jason Kealey - [hidden email] <mailto:[hidden email]>
> LavaBlast Franchise Software - http://www.lavablast.com
> Simplifying day-to-day franchise operations
>
>
> On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 1:15 PM, Reagan Penner
> <[hidden email] <mailto:[hidden email]>>
> wrote:
>
> Hi Jason,
>
> Thanks for the quick response.
>
> 1) I create a stats folder in each workspace that I analyze, in
> their is where I run statsvn and store my cached results which is
> why -cache-dir . is being used.
> 2) ../ is the correct branch i.e., branchA in this case
> 3) the log file is definitely not empty
>
> More debugging on my end shows that if I run statsvn from the
> branches level I can generate results for all branches but I
> CANNOT run it at a specific branch without errors. Note I am
> generating my log file from the top-level always.
>
> Current errors are:
>
>
> The repository object is not valid. Please check your settings.
> Is the log file empty? Do you run from a checked out directory? Do
> you have non-committed items?
>
> Have you been able to run the tool on a specific branch?
>
> Please note I am using statsvn-0.5.0 on Linux.
>
> cheers,
> -reagan
>
> Jason Kealey wrote:
>
> You are probably experiencing a problem with the StatSVN
> arguments.
> 1) -cache-dir : you specified it for the trunk but are you
> pointing to an incorrect folder when running your branch? Are
> the read&write permissions good? (you can probably point it to
> the same location as the cache-dir for the trunk). 2) the last
> argument is the check out directory. is ../ the correct
> location for the branchA root?
> 3) the log file: is it empty when you run it on the branch
> only? (you may be able to use the same top level log even
> when you specify a branch)
>
> You may have to play with a few of the above to make it work.
> Thanks,
> ---
> Jason Kealey - [hidden email]
> <mailto:[hidden email]> <mailto:[hidden email]
> <mailto:[hidden email]>>
>
> LavaBlast Franchise Software - http://www.lavablast.com
> Simplifying day-to-day franchise operations
>
>
> On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 10:41 AM, Reagan Penner
> <[hidden email]
> <mailto:[hidden email]>
> <mailto:[hidden email]
> <mailto:[hidden email]>>> wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I have been playing around with statsvn on our repositories
> for a few
> weeks now and this is a great tool! Thanks for all the
> effort in
> turning
> statcvs into a more then viable tool for subversion repository
> monitoring.
>
> I am having some trouble with trying to run statsvn on a
> branch.
>
> My subversion structure is fairly standard:
>
> svn/
> /trunk
> /branches
> /branchA
> /branchB
> /branchC
> /tags
> /tagA
>
> Now I can generate statsvn results for my trunk no problem.
> I can also
> generate results for all branches i.e., run statsvn on the
> branches
> level. However, when I try to run statsvn on the branchA
> level I run
> into problems.
>
> Note that I am generating my log file a the svn/ level from the
> repository:
> svn log -v --xml http://bby-svn:3691/svn > svn.log
>
> Here is the problem that I am seeing when trying to run on
> branchA
>
> % java -jar
>
> /cvsadmin/svn_server/current/httpd/data/htdocs/svn-stats/svn/statpmc.jar
> -cache-dir .statsvn svn.log ../
> Jun 29, 2009 7:36:42 AM
> net.sf.statsvn.util.JavaUtilTaskLogger info
> INFO: StatSVN - SVN statistics generation
>
> Parsing SVN log 'svn.log' exclude pattern 'null'
> Cache: org.xml.sax.SAXParseException: Premature end of file.
> Scheduled 0 /tools/bin/svn diff calls on 0 threads.
> Generating report for
> /PM21_85_03_01/branches/PM73208_01_HP_Barrett into
> Using default CSS file (objectlab-statcvs.css)
> The repository object is not valid. Please check your settings.
> Is the log file empty? Do you run from a checked out
> directory? Do you
> have non-committed items?
>
> Any ideas what I might be doing wrong here?
>
> thanks for your time,
> -reagan
>
>
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